Excellent questions! I'm really only looking to replace that (formerly fescue lawn strip, now just-a-weedy-patch) with plants that grow less than 5 feet tall and will help pollinators. The area is beyond my backyard fence and is between my privacy fence and my neighbor's privacy fence. I never go back there except to mow. Aesthetics are not really an issue, but choosing good landmark species is much more of a priority.
Thanks. I was most concerned about seeing a plant described as a "mint" on the NWF list.
Excellent questions! I'm really only looking to replace that (formerly fescue lawn strip, now just-a-weedy-patch) with plants that grow less than 5 feet tall and will help pollinators. The area is beyond my backyard fence and is between my privacy fence and my neighbor's privacy fence. I never go back there except to mow. Aesthetics are not really an issue, but choosing good landmark species is much more of a priority.